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Man Killed by Speeding Bus While Crossing Road in Gurugram

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A man was run over by a speeding bus while crossing a road in Gurugram. Police have not yet established the identity of the victim. Officers said efforts are underway to identify him. The available details do not yet specify the exact time or the circumstances leading to the incident. Further information is awaited from the authorities.

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